ASAP’s Director, Robin Gorna, for Huffington Post on why the UK’s £1billion for the Global Fund is not only very generous but very clever
Robin discusses why the UK's £1billion for the Global Fund is not only very generous but very clever in her post for the Huffington Post.
Global Fund & Gender Equality: Ongoing Mobilisation of Women’s Advocates. A dedicated space for women living with HIV, TB and affected by malaria, and women’s rights advocates, participating in the project to strengthen the Global Fund’s action on gender.
This is a dedicated space for women living with HIV, TB and affected by malaria, and women’s rights advocates, participating in the project to strengthen the Global Fund’s action on gender. More than 35 individuals with extensive experience on gender equality, from over 20 countries, met in July 2013 to focus on how the Global...
ASAP’s Director, Robin Gorna, for Huffington Post on putting Global Health back on the G8 agenda
Robin discusses putting Global Health back on the G8 agenda in her post for the Huffington Post.
ASAP’s Director, Robin Gorna, for Huffington Post on International Women’s Day: ‘Why the Baby Cure story means we need more money for the Global Fund’
Robin discusses 'Why the Baby Cure story means we need more money for the Global Fund' in her post for the Huffington Post.
ASAP’s Director, Robin Gorna, for British Medical Journal Blogs: ‘Is an HIV free generation an achievable aim?’
Robin asks 'Is an HIV free generation an achievable aim?' in her post for the British Medical Journal Blogs.
Analysis of Gender-Responsiveness in Global Fund Programmes: Review Findings
As part of the support to the Global Fund reviewing gender transformative responses to AIDS, ASAP undertook a country case study in Zambia in September 2012, in addition to undertaking a detailed desk review of nine countries programmes.